Android Trio: With aesthetic and a singular genre-bending sound.

Tweet

Equally based in Oakland, LA and Brooklyn, Android Trio boldly mines the canons of progressive rock, fusion, IDM and modern metal for a uniquely melded group aesthetic and a singular, genre-bending sound. The album Other Worlds is the band`s last effort and the music is brimming with playful virtuosity. Fascinating rhythms, and no-holds-barred experimentation. The band is inspired by Frank Zappa and Grandmothers and many, many more bands and artist.

Ironically, the global pandemic that left the trio unable to meet in the flesh for more than a year also allowed them to make a record that blends grand statements with rhythmic complexity. «Because we weren’t limited by studio costs and all that, we just went hog-wild on overdubs», the guitarist explains. «So we were able to make an album to a level of excess that’s more like the things we grew up listening to. Kind of like Gentle Giant, or Genesis: this huge sound».

Tracklist:

1. Anger Dance

2. Concentric Lines

3. Extra Terrestrial Folk Dance

4. Miscellany B

5. Serial Tune

6. Fanfare

7. Secular Athletes

8. Open Air

9. Cryptosaur

10. Take Me

11. Water Song

12. Quark

Line-up:

Andrew Niven – drums, percussion, synth, sequencers

Eric Klerks – bass, 8-string guitar, synthbass

Max Kutner – electric and acoustic guitar

   With

Mike Keneally (Frank Zappa, Bryan Beller, Joe Satriani) – keyboards, guitar, samples

Jonathan Sindelman – keyboards, organ

Daniel Rosenboom – trumpet

Jessica Lurie – baritone sax

Gregg Bendian – vibes

Link:
Facebook